How many days is appropriate for abortion surgery?

Generally speaking, it is more appropriate to perform abortion between the 35th and 70th days of pregnancy, with the best time being between the 45th and 55th days of pregnancy.

During this period, the cervix is ​​relatively soft, the uterine wall is thick, and the gestational sac is of moderate size, which makes the operation relatively simple and safe. At the same time, since the embryo has not yet fully developed, the operation is relatively less harmful to the body and recovery is faster.

Performing an abortion at the optimal time can significantly reduce the risk of surgical failure or incomplete abortion, and reduce the incidence of postoperative bleeding and complications. Since the embryo is not yet tightly connected to the uterus at this time, operations such as vacuum suction or curettage required during the operation are also easier to perform.

The above time periods are suitable for abortion surgery, but each woman's physical condition and pregnancy situation are different. When determining the time of surgery, it is also necessary to combine the specific medical examination results and the doctor's advice for comprehensive consideration.